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16-10-2012, 03:36 PM
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can anyone working in semiconductor or wafer fabrication industry comment on what is the market rate for a senior engineer?
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5k. Principal engineer higher. that's for global foundries in woodlands.
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19-10-2012, 01:31 AM
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5k. Principal engineer higher. that's for global foundries in woodlands.
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just promoted to principal engineer, 6.7k.
I think principal engineer should earn more consider you are the lead engineer in the company.
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19-10-2012, 09:21 AM
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just promoted to principal engineer, 6.7k.
I think principal engineer should earn more consider you are the lead engineer in the company.
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6.7k is normal rate for a more experienced senior engineer. A real principal engineer is a decent size company is 12 - 15k.
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19-10-2012, 12:01 PM
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6.7k is normal rate for a more experienced senior engineer. A real principal engineer is a decent size company is 12 - 15k.
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a principal engineer is my GLC, is under M3 grade, maybe 6-9k range
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19-10-2012, 02:40 PM
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a principal engineer is my GLC, is under M3 grade, maybe 6-9k range
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That just mean your co. is inflating titles. Under GLC model, principal engineer considered key appt specialist which should be M5 to G1 depending on co. size
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19-10-2012, 03:05 PM
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That just mean your co. is inflating titles. Under GLC model, principal engineer considered key appt specialist which should be M5 to G1 depending on co. size
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M4 should be senior principal engineer / senior manager..
M5/M6 should be dy chief engineer/chief engineer or dy director/director depend on technicl track or management track
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19-10-2012, 03:56 PM
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M4 should be senior principal engineer / senior manager..
M5/M6 should be dy chief engineer/chief engineer or dy director/director depend on technicl track or management track
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I know Chief Engineer in ST Aero is G1, I am referring to the MSS title, not the business card title.
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19-10-2012, 04:10 PM
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I know Chief Engineer in ST Aero is G1, I am referring to the MSS title, not the business card title.
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maybe you can help me on this:
senior manager in ST is wat grade?
how abt assistant general manager & dy general manager, also G1 ?
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19-10-2012, 04:43 PM
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6.7k is normal rate for a more experienced senior engineer. A real principal engineer is a decent size company is 12 - 15k.
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i think i am a REAL principal engineer in a 5000~10000 MNC doing fiber optic transceiver..
my previous company, size of 50,000~100,000, offer 6k for principal engineer as a start...
maybe bigger company offer lower pay for principal engineer.
or most likely is the pay band is overlapped.
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19-10-2012, 04:47 PM
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maybe you can help me on this:
senior manager in ST is wat grade?
how abt assistant general manager & dy general manager, also G1 ?
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i know SM is still M6 in MSS because i help my boss login b4. but nowadays the SM external titles start from M3. all this title inflation over here happen few years ago when they upgrade all M1 to manager external title and this cause everyone external title to upgrade 1-2 levels
i dont know about GM though
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